St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15

by wagons and carriages. The cottages
are now all filled and more than fifty
tents have been set up in the park. A.
more delightful and accessible spot to
spend week or two cannot be found
than Red Rock Park, located as it is on
q slight elevation above the river, COW
cred with a magnificent grove of trees,
with two lines of railroad running right
past ii and a steam boat landing within
easy distance. Red Rock merits its
great popularity.
Secretary Hazard last night received
kilograms stating that Sam Small would
surely arrive early this morning and
Sam Jones in time for the Thursday
morning services. The evangelistS'
cottage has been furnished Throughout at
a cost of about $3.50 and, setting
apart as it does from the main
body of the cottages and tents
presents very neat appearance. 'The
prospects are unusually favorable" said
Rev. W. w. Saterlee to the GLOBE rep
resentative yesterday, land everything
points to very prosperous and success
full meeting. This, year, for the first
time in a number of years, there are no
internal diSSenSionS to mar the work of
the association, and this, with the Evan
geliStS Jones and Small, will undoubt-
edly draw large crowds. There are
nearly 100 families here already, and
full Seventy-five more are expected in
the next twenty-fouI hours"
SOME WHO ARE THERE.
The cottagers on the ground so far are
as follows:
From Minneapolis-W. r. Marshall and
family; G.. d. Moore and family; Elias Moses
and family; l.. W. Rhone and family; George
Galpin and family; A. ii. Rose and family:
Z. kneeland and family; G. w. Plummer and
family; j. Is, Laraway and family; L. Bevis
and family; E. $. Abbott and family; j. T.
Abbott and family; II. W. Pratt and family;
Mrs. Ward and family; Miss Nellie Brown;
Mrs. Winter and family; Rev. Fix and family;
Mrs. Underwood and family, Father Moore
and family, Mr.. Lanpher and family, C. G..
Heard and family, Rev. Thomas McClary,
presiding elder of the Fergus Falls district,
and family; DR.. L. p Foster and family, Dr.
f. n. Fishblatt and family Mrs. William
Eible, +. o. Gould and family, F. B. Nc
Daniels and family, = Weldon and family,
o. f, Spencer and family, John Folsom and
lily, Mrs Magraw and family, Mrs. Cooley,
and family, Rev. John Martin and family, T.
D. Fowble and family. George Higgins and
Croft and family, c. S. Sheppard and family,
Miss Anderson, c. ". Foes, and family, Mrs.
o. G. Stafford and family, Rev. DR.. VanAnda
and family, j. S. Garyin and family, E. War
a.
III. Ivy and family, Leroy A. Cooley and Mrs.
w. T. Inks and family.
From ST. PAUL.. +. Fostevin and family,
w. i. Magraw and family and Miss Magraw,
J. 4. Sabin and family, j. G.. Winter and
family, j. c.. Davidson and family, and
George II. Hazard Secretary association)
and family.
From Winona-G. L. Hallowell and family,
NJ. G. Van Bergen and family, Mrs. a. d.
Ellsworth and Mrs N j. Browning.
;, From Other PointS-R. II. Hasty and fam
ily, Shingle Creek; S. B. Plummer
". SatterIee and family, Richfeld
Misses MOllie Ellis and Carrick. of st. Cloud
A. r. Spencer and family, Saltwater; E. Is.
Higgins and family, Rev. NJ D. Terwilliger
and Rev. c. T. Barkhulloo, Hamline; L. a.
Whitney and family, Rev. c.. Cressy and
family. Mr.. Truax and family, Miss Mertie
Perkins and family, from Hastings; S. c.
johnson and family, Mrs. W. Fitch and
family, Mrs. McCloud and family and Samuel
Williams and family, Prescott, Wis; Rev.
David Wolf, Norwood.
NOTES.
The Park hotel is now open and ready
to entertain any number of guests.
Rev. W. w. Satteriee, superintendent
of religious exercises, announces the
following programme for to-day: $3.50
a. M, Bible reading; 1890 a. NJ, preach
ing; $50 p. M, preaching; s p. M,
preaching.
Prof E. o. Excel, musical director,
is expected to arrive early this morning.
The heavy rain yesterday afternoon
leveled the large supply tent to the
ground, breaking the center pole off
close to the earth.